This month’s luncheon speaker will be Kim Rueben, a Senior Fellow in the Tax Policy Center of the Urban Institute. She will be discussing the impact of federal policy on state and local revenues.
Archive for September, 2012
9/20 Lunch: Kim Rueben, Urban Institute
Tuesday, September 11th, 2012Call for Papers: 2012-13 Conferences
Tuesday, September 11th, 2012SGE Annual Conference – November 5-6, 2012, Washington, DC.
Call for Papers (Word version or PDF version)
Deadline September 30, 2012.
Distinguished speakers will include Alice Rivlin (former Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve and a recent member of the President’s Debt Commission), Natwar M. Gandhi (Chief Financial Officer for the District of Columbia), Janice Eberly (the Treasury’s Assistant Secretary for Economic Policy), Stephen Fuller (Director of George Mason University’s Center for Regional Analysis), and Noam Scheiber (Senior Editor with The New Republic).
The SGE Annual Conference will feature a Symposium: Building a Strong and Inclusive Economy for the Washington Metro Area
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Society of Government Economists Reunion and Recruiting Meeting
Tuesday, September 11th, 2012Calling All Current, and Former, Society of Government Economists Board Members, Officers, and Volunteers
Why YOU Need to Come to the Society of Government Economists’ 2012 Conference and Reunion!
(Nov. 5-6, 2012, George Washington University Marvin Center, Washington, DC)
SGE Sessions at the American Economic Association Annual Meetings
Monday, September 10th, 2012Society of Government Economists
Sessions at the American Economic Association Annual Meetings
San Diego, January 2013
The SGE will hold what promises to be exciting sessions at the AEA annual meetings in San Diego. We received 68 paper proposals and selected 27 through a double blind review process. We will have seven sessions on a wide range of topics ranging from value-added in trade and modeling short and long run income dynamics to small business finance, SNAP, and Native Americans (Indian county). We will also organize a panel session on ethics of professional economic practice with the Association for Social Economics. The program is provided below. We are still looking for discussants, so if you are interested, please let us know.